Atomos wins best in show.
By Jim Bask
From Atomos The most flexible ecosystem in Pro Video Modularity is at the heart of the Ninja V with a bi-directional high speed expansion port breaking out connectivity for […]
Author: Jim Bask
Broadfield Distributing Is Updating All Systems
By Jim Bask
It’s been a long time but we are updating all of our internal business systems and appreciate your patience while we make the transition. We are going live this week […]
Octoberfest What’s shipping & On Sale Broadfield Liquid Lunch & Learn with Jim
By Jim Bask
Are you ready for another Broadfield Liquid Lunch & Learn live webinar? We are and this week along with Jim’s beer choice we features all of the current October specials, promotions and new products. We here at Broadfield have a lot coming up check out this video to make sure you are up to speed.
Atomos Adds NDI® Module for Ninja V 4Kp60 Monitor/Recorder
By Jim Bask
Atomos has released their latest highly portable recording unit, the 5-inch Ninja V 4Kp60 HDMI/SDI HDR monitor/recorder. For video production, Ninja V offers connectivity with a wide range of cameras including the new mirrorless DSLRs. Ninja V can eliminate a camera’s internal compression and time limits – it can record up to 4Kp60 10-bit HDR video direct from a camera’s sensor over HDMI 2.0, and offers storage add-in options of up to 150 Tb. For gaming, Ninja V is a stand-alone system for 4k UHD, HDR and high frame rate capture that eliminates expensive, complicated and unreliable PC setups.
IBC 2018: Netflix Announces the ‘Netflix Post Technology Alliance’
By Jim Bask
f you’ve been walking around Hall 12 at IBC 2018 you’ve probably noticed a new Netflix logo that a few manufacturers have placed around their booth proudly announcing they are part of a new initiative. I saw the new Netflix Post Technology Alliance logo at the Canon booth around the C700 cameras and C300 II cameras they had on display, and the Panasonic stand around their Varicam LT/35 and EVA1 cameras.
Atomos AtomX Sync: audio and video syncing issues are a thing of the past
By Jim Bask
Debuting at IBC 2018, the new Atomos AtomX Sync module for the Ninja V monitor recorder makes your audio and video syncing issues a thing of the past. And there is also the AtomX Ethernet/NDI…
The new Ninja V monitor recorder was designed with modularity at its heart, and to confirm that’s true, Atomos announced at IBC 2018 that the Ninja V is ready to be released, and debuted an expansion system that uses the Ninja V’s bi-directional high speed expansion port breaking out connectivity for I/O of video, audio and power: AtomX.
ProGrade Announces High Speed MicroSD Media Cards
By Jim Bask
The new V60 microSDXC UHS-II microSD media cards come in sizes of 32GB, 64GB and 128GB, and enjoy u3 write speeds of up to 80MB/s and a maximum read speed of up to 200 MB/s. Other features include:
Roland V 60HD in Depth Walkthrough
By Jim Bask
Rob Read from Roland and Aaron Booker from Varvid talk through the features of the Rolan v60-HD video switcher.
Live event production and streaming continues to grow and the demand for more features requires a sophisticated feature set. The V-60HD simplifies your set-ups and combines the best of both worlds that includes SDI inputs for camera sources and scaled HDMI inputs for data, computer, tablet and other video sources. The combination of powerful audio features that include multi-channel embedded audio, XLR and RCA analog inputs, de-embedded audio from digital SDI or HDMI sources plus a variety of video connections with a Program and Aux Bus makes the V-60HD ideal for a variety of live event production and streaming applications.
Roland new switcher, streaming solutions & more Broadfield Liquid Lunch & Learn
By Jim Bask
Are you ready for another Broadfield Liquid Lunch & Learn live webinar? We are and this week along with Jim’s beer choice we’re going to discuss Roland’s new Switchers and streaming solutions including their new V-60HD production switcher, V-60HD simplifies your set-ups and combines the best of both worlds that includes SDI inputs for camera sources and scaled HDMI inputs for data, computer, tablet and other video sources.
Which RAID Level is Best? Give Us 2 Minutes
By Jim Bask
Got a storage enclosure with tons of capacity, but you’re unsure which RAID level is best for your workflow? We’ve got a fun animation that can show you the basics, including how easy it is to change RAID types on the fly.